Bethuel Johnson died at his home Feb. 9, 1902, aged about 64 years. He had been a sufferer from cancer for a number of years, and underwent an operation about three years ago, having a leg amputated. The deceased was widely known to this section and had numerous friends. He served three years in Co. B, 78th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Mr. Johnson was born in Connecticut in 1837 and came to this county in 1859. He always had a pleasant smile and ready word for all with whom he came in contact. He was a kind and generous neighbor, a devoted husband, and a kind and loving father. He had placed himself in care of his Savior and died with good will toward all mankind. He is survived by his wife; one son, Harvey, of Patchinville; and five daughters; Mrs. Emily Kerr, Mrs. Mollie Bennett andMrs. Annie Kerr, of Cush Creek; Mrs. Nancy Kanarr of Friendsville, MD, and Miss Fannie, at home.
Contributor: Doug Johnson (48480056) • [email protected]
Bethuel is a Civil War Veteran who served in Company D in the 78th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Mr. Johnson was born in Connecticut in 1837 and came to this county in 1859. He always had a pleasant smile and ready word for all with whom he came in contact. He was a kind and generous neighbor, a devoted husband, and a kind and loving father. He had placed himself in care of his Savior and died with good will toward all mankind. He is survived by his wife; one son, Harvey, of Patchinville; and five daughters; Mrs. Emily Kerr, Mrs. Mollie Bennett andMrs. Annie Kerr, of Cush Creek; Mrs. Nancy Kanarr of Friendsville, MD, and Miss Fannie, at home.
Contributor: Doug Johnson (48480056) • [email protected]
Bethuel is a Civil War Veteran who served in Company D in the 78th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Bethuel Johnson died at his home Feb. 9, 1902, aged about 64 years. He had been a sufferer from cancer for a number of years, and underwent an operation about three years ago, having a leg amputated. The deceased was widely known to this section and had numerous friends. He served three years in Co. B, 78th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Mr. Johnson was born in Connecticut in 1837 and came to this county in 1859. He always had a pleasant smile and ready word for all with whom he came in contact. He was a kind and generous neighbor, a devoted husband, and a kind and loving father. He had placed himself in care of his Savior and died with good will toward all mankind. He is survived by his wife; one son, Harvey, of Patchinville; and five daughters; Mrs. Emily Kerr, Mrs. Mollie Bennett andMrs. Annie Kerr, of Cush Creek; Mrs. Nancy Kanarr of Friendsville, MD, and Miss Fannie, at home.
Contributor: Doug Johnson (48480056) • [email protected]
Bethuel is a Civil War Veteran who served in Company D in the 78th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Mr. Johnson was born in Connecticut in 1837 and came to this county in 1859. He always had a pleasant smile and ready word for all with whom he came in contact. He was a kind and generous neighbor, a devoted husband, and a kind and loving father. He had placed himself in care of his Savior and died with good will toward all mankind. He is survived by his wife; one son, Harvey, of Patchinville; and five daughters; Mrs. Emily Kerr, Mrs. Mollie Bennett andMrs. Annie Kerr, of Cush Creek; Mrs. Nancy Kanarr of Friendsville, MD, and Miss Fannie, at home.
Contributor: Doug Johnson (48480056) • [email protected]
Bethuel is a Civil War Veteran who served in Company D in the 78th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
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